India lost its second tiger in less than a month. According to a forest officer, a tiger has perished at the Kuno Wildlife Sanctuary in Mad...
India lost its second tiger in less than a month.
According to a forest officer, a tiger has perished at the Kuno Wildlife Sanctuary in Madhya Pradesh, marking the second such incident in less than a month.
The six-year-old male tiger's cause of death, he claimed, is still a mystery.
One of the 12 tigers that were sent to India from South Africa in February is the tiger.
More than 70 years after the tiger was deemed extinct in the nation, India attempted to restart tiger breeding in the nation last year.
A tiger that was part of the first group of animals you sent from Namibia to India passed away on March 27 as a result of kidney disease.
In an effort to resurrect the tigers in the nation, Namibia transported eight tigers to India last year—five females and three males.
Twelve tigers were moved from South Africa to India in February, where they were placed in a forest with a team of vets to care for their health.
One of the tigers imported from Namibia gave birth to four cubs on March 29 in what the nation's environment minister called a significant development.
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